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  1. 03-15-2008, 05:19 PM #1
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    This is from Anthony Roberts blog ... I thought it was interesting ...


    March 15, 2008
    I run steroid.com? Someone has to do some more research…
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    Here is an article where the author tries to say that steroids have serious side effects, and that the internet is wrong when it tells kids otherwise…at which point he cites steroid.com and makes the claim that I run the site! Maybe if this dipshit did a little research, he’s have a ****ing clue. Here’s his article and a link to it (you’ll have to c/p that):

    http://www.lakecountyjournals.com/ar...8320115470.txt




    While this athlete thought that the risks outweigh the benefits, there are sources on the Internet that tell young athletes otherwise.



    Anthony Roberts runs the Web site www.steroid.com that tries to dispel the so-called myths of steroid abuse. Roberts said that side effects such as acne problems, loss of hair, stunted growth, anger problems, etc. are actually rare amongst steroid users.



    “[Steroid] horror stories are few and far between, and after consulting with literally hundreds of athletes and bodybuilders, I’ve almost never heard of anything even remotely resembling the popular ‘horror stories’ we see in the media almost daily.”


    http://robertsblog.com/2008/03/15/i-...more-research/



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  2. 03-15-2008, 07:09 PM #2
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    I thought it was typical that the person writing the article on this - info was way off ... as it usually is when steroids are discussed in the media .. ...
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    "It's a trickle-down effect. In the NFL and college, steroid abuse was running rampant 25 years ago, then it dropped off 10 to 15 years ago because they started testing," said Andy Bitto, Carmel football coach and athletic director. "Hopefully testing at the high school level can have the same effect."

    It's dropped off a bit? Doesn't the media see that NFL and college football players continue to get stronger and bigger as time goes on?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Merc. View Post
    I thought it was typical that the person writing the article on this - info was way off ... as it usually is when steroids are discussed in the media .. ...
    First the media wants to blame Chris Benoit's murders on steroids. The media runs wild with the story. Later a doctor said it was more likely due to the brain damage he suffered from all of his concussions. The media hears about this and drops the story. Why didn't they pursue the fact that WWE has their performers work injuried? I guess it didn't make for as good of a story as a "roid raging wrestler slaughters family". Irresponsible reporting of the news at its finest.
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    Yep, leave it to the media to distort the facts, and even just plain make stuff up, just to get the angle they want.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Papi93 View Post
    First the media wants to blame Chris Benoit's murders on steroids. The media runs wild with the story. Later a doctor said it was more likely due to the brain damage he suffered from all of his concussions. The media hears about this and drops the story. Why didn't they pursue the fact that WWE has their performers work injuried? I guess it didn't make for as good of a story as a "roid raging wrestler slaughters family". Irresponsible reporting of the news at its finest.

    Irresponsible indeed !!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Merc. View Post
    Irresponsible indeed !!!
    It makes a person want to put those reporters in Crippler Crossface.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Papi93 View Post
    It makes a person want to put those reporters in Crippler Crossface.
    Yes it does .. lol ... .. Have you been watching the new Injected vids ? ( on the s.com home page ) ??

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    edit. just to be safe.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Papi93 View Post
    First the media wants to blame Chris Benoit's murders on steroids. The media runs wild with the story. Later a doctor said it was more likely due to the brain damage he suffered from all of his concussions. The media hears about this and drops the story. Why didn't they pursue the fact that WWE has their performers work injuried? I guess it didn't make for as good of a story as a "roid raging wrestler slaughters family". Irresponsible reporting of the news at its finest.

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